Carnilove Kitten Rabbit & Marigold 85 g
Et næringsrikt våtfôr basert på kanin, kylling og ringblomst for kattunger
Carnilove Kitten Rabbit & Marigold er et kornfritt våtfôr med herlig kaninsmak som passer for kattunger.
Fôret inneholder 85 % kjøtt.
Hovedingrediensene er kanin og kylling. I tillegg har man tilsatt ringblomst.
Visste du at ringblomst er en tradisjonell medisinplante som også brukes av mennesker på grunn av de betennelsesdempende egenskapene?
Carnilove Kitten Rabbit & Marigold
Kjøttbitene kommer i en velsmakende saus som får selv de mest kresne kattene til å elske dette våtfôret. Fôret kommer i praktiske porsjonsposer som er enkle å åpne.
- Kanin – lettfordøyelig og næringsrikt kjøtt som styrker fordøyelsen.
- Kylling– proteinrikt kjøtt med lavt fettinnhold. Det lave innholdet av fett og kolesterol styrker kattens sirkulasjonssystem og bidrar til et sunt hjerte.
- Ringblomst – betennelsesdempende egenskaper som bidrar til et sterkt immunforsvar
85 % renskåret kjøtt (71 % kylling, 14 %, kanin), 12 % buljong, 1 % ringblomst, 1 % linolje, 0,5 % mineraler, 0,5 % grønnsaksstivelse
Råprotein 9,5 %, råfett 4,5 %, råfiber 0,5 %, råaske 2,5 %, fuktighet 82,0 %, kalsium 0,15 %, fosfor 0,2 %, natrium 0,3 %, omega-3 0,2 %.
CARNILOVE
WHO WENT INTO THE WILD?
A family company with twenty-years of Pet business experience. We produce dry, wet pet food and snacks in four modern production plants in the Czech Republic and export our products around the world to 70 countries. Our know-how stems from our extensive experience in the field of canine and feline nutrition. The professionals responsible for the consistent quality of our products are themselves devoted animal breeders. Quality isn’t wilderness – that’s why our production is certified in compliance with exacting qualitative criteria such as ISO 9001 and HACCP.
WHAT CAME OF THE EXPEDITION?
Carnilove – created with respect for the historical continuity of the cohabitation of man and dog. The relationship between humans and dogs can be dated to approximately 12,000 BC, over the course of which the dog adapted the composition of its diet to resemble that of humans; however, with the advent of agriculture, the human diet moved further and further away from food suited to the dog’s anatomical and genetic predisposition.
Our priority is the dog’s health and physical condition. The wide spectrum of carefully selected meat, that would have been traditionally obtained in the wild, such as elk, duck, pheasant, lamb, wild boar, and salmon, corresponds to the composition of naturally hunted prey and ensures the required intake of important amino acids. Forest fruits, vegetables, wild berries, and herbs provide necessary natural vitamins, antioxidants, and other essential nutrients. The ingredients and their ratio in the formulas match the diet of dogs prior to the advent of agriculture, but the products are manufactured using the latest methods and technologies.
